"Luggage is not prohibited in the taxi."

Translation: Οι αποσκευές στο ταξί δεν απαγορεύονται.

[MiniKalivi]

Can you also say η αποσκευή or do you have to use the plural form?

[mizinamo]

Can you also say η αποσκευή

That's a possible expression in Greek but it means "the piece of luggage" or "the item of luggage".

It does not refer to "luggage" as a whole, which can refer to any number of items.

So in this sentence, you need the plural form αποσκευές.

[Lng52-._]

DL counted my response as incorrect since I used accents on: "αποσκευές", "απαγορεύονται" and "ταξί".

[Yoryos1]

Καλησπέρα. Γιατί θεωρείτε λάθος η μετάφραση «οι αποσκευές δεν είναι απαγορευμένες στο ταξί»;

[jeanprendiville]

An odd phrase, it means luggage is allowed in the taxi. Is it a literal translation from Greek, a double negative meaning luggage is absolutely forbidden in the taxi?

[Dimitra956826]

No, it means that it's allowed, but you're right. This is a case of redundancy, and it should be fixed. ( although I've heard it being used like this in spoken Greek. Abusively.)

Thank you for pointing it out ^.^

[Jerry503405]

This messed me up into my teens as I still thought "prohobited" meant "allowed".

The other is απαραίτητο as it starts with an alpha which makes it sound like a negative or "not" word.

[jasonalcant]

Βαλίτσες is not valid for luggage?

[mizinamo]

βαλίτσες are suitcases; your luggage might also consist of baskets, backpacks, parcels, or other kinds of containers.